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They're extremely vain and take pride in the fact their offspring look just like them with extremely minor differences (since they "OBVIOUSLY" can't be as magnificent as the original, but are close enough to brag about).
(Several eggs grow under their skin, showing progressively larger lumps around the sphere until they burst out as miniature versions of their parent (it's quite painful for the parent, but ultimately with no lasting harm). Call me human-o-centric, but that is the way I see it.īeholder's reproduce asexually once they reach a certain age. I suppose there are always exceptions, such as in Planescape Torment but even then they were mostly on the humanesque side of things.
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They could reasonably have a class and wear gear appropriate to the rest of the party during their human incarnation.īut the point where things like Beholders or Basilisks or Mind Flayers or rust monsters or any of 99% of the Monster manual and/or Fiend Folio (etc.), I just think that it is a cheap gimmick and generally not to my liking. Now, if they were to include something like a dragon that could shape shift into a human form and who did so 99% of the time, that would be something different. When they extend to NPCs that are not even remotely in the same mold, I begin to lose the immersion. I wasn't a huge fan of Dekin, but acknowledged that he was at least of a similar race to the party and therefore was a valid option. I don't have a problem with basically character 'like' races having classes and characterlike abilities being NPCs. I personally do not like the idea at all.
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